New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. froude,s new book, The English IN .he Mes'
indies will he published here nc1' fhoh'n " 'Ho
,.s rc describes therein certain tendencies Operating "
,o t Land between the West Ind colonies ana
rno,ana and he suggests the means whereby 'hcso
Tendencies may be checked.
NJ, rr,ndc in discussing-in this forthcoming DOCK
the relations Of Carads to the United states, says ,'
his old friend. Mr.. Morley, was once spcaAins " mn"
~ thc probable accession of I 1nada 10 INC nn
penu,lc IL asked him. said Mr.. Fioude II nc was
emo that Canada would like IT, Like it 2 he replied
would | like the h0u-c Of Barring 10 'aho h'' ii''
partnershipr" Elsewhere Mr. Frondc tells Story
81 hts avn expense of a tacltum missionary who was
flJow passenger on the voyage 10 tho west Inue7
and who made memorable remark. Apropos VI
nothinc, says Mr. Frcude, he said TO me, "ohuor'
air. whether YOU have read the remarks upon
Won I'm the newspapers II all the attacks upon !ou
writing which l have seen were coiiec'cu s'e0.u0i
they would make an interesting voume' ibis was
an adds Mr.. Froude lie had dclivcrco his sou' anu
rolap-cd into silence"
Count Tol.to,s latest work. "Napoleon and the
Russian Campaign" will SON he published III Eng
ush by Crowell. Mr.. N H. Dole is the translator
Lord Archibald Campbell writes; "In scrbners
Magazine for December a poem by Robert LOUIS
stevenson called 'Ticondcroga appears why uoeo
Mr. Stevenson make the murderer stewart INV
tale a. told to me and given in my little work, Inc
bell of Invcrewe's. 1t was Mr.. CampOeh WHO BID"
tho vision and Mr.. Campbell who saw 1t again as nc
Law wounded and diving front Of the fort Tconder
oga when he was fighting with the 42d Regiment Inc
name of the muraJer was MacNlven.
The whole of tire large first edition OF pdr"i"S
"Iife~-numbering 1000 copes-was SOFA ou' III 4"
fortnight I'm London. "The Pail Mall Gazette 'hi'i''
that the book Will do much TO raise the chaiao'o 0
fortitude OF English students "parwin,' IL says
that CARLYLE was and the rcticcn courage win whch
Darwin bore his suffenngs rcdcems the profession Vi
writing books from the slur cast upon II oy carry TO-
1t ought perhaps in fairness to be ad'co I'LL" D"'"'"
has not yet found Els Iroudc."
In tho forthcoming January number OF The BOON
Buyer, Will be found this pleasant anecdote Oh hief
ron related ty Arle Bates lady VINO ua'ch'u !"
Europe at the time Mr.. Emerson and MS daughter
were there rclates that at Naples she was much an
moved by the cxactons of the boatmen who look her
has cage from The wharf to the steamer In her pfoAeu
Italian she endcavOred to express her seh'nic"'s III
reg ird to them and their conduct becoming more as;
Is they ernned and chucllcd at her ll-succe's WIN
the language. Suddenly she turned ana pcrcoi'e' W.
Emerson standing near her.
Il beg your PARDON" she said; Il ought NOT 10
have lost my temper, but do &c nate 10 Dc s"i.ou
You must know how aggravatiug 1t is to lie swlhue'
Mr.. Emerson"
The philosopher smiled benignly, and turned towaN
his daughter. who >tO, q neal by
Ellen he asked, "have ever been swindled T.
If t. to be feared that secret fce'ng of this lazy
must have been q longing TO shake lin ior Dclns ~
placid
DE Paul Carus, a German scholar has taken MI
Under olG formcr post Editor of The Op'n Court
Of hcago This Journal it Is ANNOUNCED Is ucVo'eu 10
Tie work of concatiIg religion with science Ahc
founder and editor have found this Cancellation III
Noni,ln to present ana defend which will lie the man
object of the journal
The first chapters of revised translation of Freytags
Lost Manuscript appear IN the current humOer u
"The open Court the founder and editor holding 'h"'
I'm many respects the novel the purpose OF The
journal. communication, from prominent French and
German thinkers are promised.
A writer for The PhilaG, phia Times" gives 'heso
extracts from Mis- Anna Dlchnsons Tragedy oi
"Aurelian~
lie rules best Who bet"
"Philo-ophers They men who talk with the
wisdom of owl and act with the folly Of gee-e'1
He dies In good season who dies at high noon
~Lkenesscs OF men there be by miiions-herc ana
there a man. says ZcnobIa
An assassin oath H. not TO be Trusted
one might much sorrow hor i',le sin"
Coll j. good plaster for bad bruises. .,.o.,o ~.
A mars owl Of today becomes his ulgh'lDeHo ol
zsrah The kndhcarted Jcwcss. says: "They arc
VIII break fifty laws for woman when The biood
afamc." 50. :, ,.,..,., aud
build il not marked for ono man.
Tic amuzhs lettus Of Eliza Bovine published by
tho sli5ncrs unde, The ttle Of a Girl" Life Eighty
Year. Ago" have already gone into a thinl edition
Among the most useful calendars for the New Year
are those cloth bound one. prepared by iionellon
MGlin & co. when the last Leaf Is turned the se4ec
tons form pretty llels volume Of the choicest
passages from the work Of a noted author